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Anarcha-nihilist trans lesbian who does art and shit sometimes
Talarico supports a nation wide ban on youth healthcare and as a canadian trans woman I think anyone calling for murdering the youngest members of my community in their country should listen to Lynch's advice about their heart. You think dead trans people is more acceptable than us saying fuck off.
I could still use help! no donations for a month or so. anything help! 🖤
𝖓𝖎𝖍𝖎𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖌𝖋@nihilistgf.bsky.social · 2mo agoit looks like my collarbone is actually broken and not fractured. it's going to take a while for me to recover. I won't be able to work for a bit and I could use help with food/bills. any support is appreciated! 🫶🖤 c*sh app: $desbandit161 ko-fi.com/uncivilizeddes
9/11, never forget....that the cia performed a coup in Chile on this day in 1973, killing Salvador Allende and installing the Pinochet military dictatorship
¿Sabías que Judith Heumann (1947-2023) fue la primera persona con silla de ruedas que dio clases en Nueva York?👩🏻🦽➡️🏫 En 1970 se le negó la posibilidad de dar clases, ya que, al tener poliomielitis, no se le consideraba capaz de escoltar a estudiantes en caso de incendio
Quiero practicar mi español y yo creo esta una idea buena que encontrar si conozco gente aquí que haban español
«El pensamiento heterosexual y otros ensayos» de Monique Witting es una colección de nueve ensayos donde la autora reformula las teorías feministas a partir del lesbianismo radical. 📸: Succession littéraire de Monique Wittig, CC BY-SA 4.0
We have no money. You know this. Why do you keep asking why we’re not doing things we used to do? It’s because we have no money. We. Have. No. Money. We have no money. There is no money left. It’s all gone. None of us have it. No money. Nope. Money gone. We don’t have it. No.
NPR@npr.org · 4mo agoAre smartphones causing people to have fewer children? A provocative new working paper explores the persistent drop in birth rates since the iPhone was introduced nearly two decades ago.
Me half the time I see it mentioned "damn crispr feels almost like magic" Me the other half of the time "crispr is just a eugenicists wet dream isn't it"
Made a (very) little bit of money today busking. Glad to have even small money coming in, but it sure does sometimes feel like begging with a beat
Sometimes I feel like, "I'm particularly bad at job finding and money making" and then I talk to my full stack engineer friend who's working at a finance spot, and even he (a white cis dude) is having money troubles. Economy is incredibly fucked
Temporary shelter need for 421 day homeless duo: $25/$1797 by 5/23. Thanks for sharing and sending. 🤸🏾♀️💜 linktr.ee/hiitsbritt [rehousing 💵’s to Chuffed only] #mutualaid #helpsky #bipocma #fundsky #mutualaidrequest 💕💸 🤎🖤 #disabilitycrowdfund #MAV
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hell yea depression is pumpkin flavored now@liminalclown-e.bsky.social · 4mo agoTemporary shelter need for 421 day homeless duo: $1797 by 5/23. Used all of the rewards points I had to help with summer surge prices. Thanks for sharing. 🤸🏾♀️ linktr.ee/hiitsbritt [rehousing 💵’s to Chuffed] #mutualaid #helpsky #bipocma #fundsky #mutualaidrequest 💕💸 🤎🖤 #disabilitycrowdfund #MAV
I know some of you are want to help, but financially can’t. How about this. 7 reblogs on a post: free nudes. 11 on a single post: explicit content. 15 minutes on a post? video. Mutual gratification: I want to be adored and gifted, you want to goon your little hearts away to mommy’s esoteric smut
My friend's brother (and many other people) on the Samud flotilla got captured by Israel and are asking for people to contact various officials about the situation. It's super easy, and doesn't cost anything. Took me like 2min. If ya got a minute to spare - globalsumudflotilla.org/contact-offi...
Contact Your Government — Global Sumud Flotilla
Two Global Sumud Flotilla participants — Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila — are being illegally detained by Israel. Send an automated email to the Spanish, Brazilian and EU governments demanding their ...
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It's a poem if you say it is A spell if you believe it And hot air if, asshole like, It is something everyone has An opinion, our take of what Words have been made To appear as our own Ventriloquism of the idea Ideology in short form And death lurks Words do not shorten Its inescapable reach
Can this half collapsed economy collapse for the normies already?
Gotta say, the only thing that gets me as in the may day spirit as [redacted] is being at a squatted all ages show with a buncha fuckin punks
The thing about discourse is, what you say (right wrong or somewhere in between) doesn't matter. What matters is who has a gun to your head.
Oscar Neebe was the only haymarket defendant who wasn't sentenced to death for the crime of working for an anarchist newspaper. He was also one of the only American-born defendants. He said to the court that he wished to be hanged alongside his comrades.
Adolph Fischer was hanged for the crime of editing an anarchist newspaper. He told the court: "I was tried here in this room for murder, and I was convicted of Anarchy. I protest against being sentenced to death, because I have not been found guilty of murder.
Louis Lingg was the youngest haymarket defendant. He had a watertight alibi: he couldn't have thrown the bomb, because he'd been at home with his friends making bombs. He spoke to the court with nothing but contempt. He told them:
George Engel was the oldest of the Haymarket defendants, but one of the most radical. He wasn't on speaking terms with some of the moderate anarchists with whom he would soon share a gallows. He was a German immigrant toymaker, gentle and honest.
August Spies was one of the "moderate" anarchists, the editor of a newspaper whose title translated simply to Worker's Paper. He worked 12-16 hours a day on that newspaper, fighting for the eight hour day for everyone else. He kept a circle bomb on his desk in the office.
Albert Parsons stood out from his defenants. He was American born. At 13 he'd run away to join the Confederate army, and after the war he dedicated his life to undoing the evil he'd helped promote. He was shot for trying to register black voters in Texas.
Sam Fielden gave the speech that was used to justify the police crackdown at the first May Day rally in 1886. He was a weaver and a stone-cutter, who'd started working at 8 years old in England. He'd been a Methodist preacher, who moved to the US south to preach in support of Black rights.